presented by: chris hassler project editor – un/cefact tbg6 team for project cost and schedule...
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Presented By:
Chris HasslerProject Editor – UN/CEFACT TBG6 Team for Project Cost and Schedule Management
Feb 2006
UN/CEFACT TBG6 Team for Project Cost and Schedule Management:
Project Status Report & Data Model Review
Rev. 1.004/21/23
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Contents
• UN/CEFACT Project– Background– Timeline– Current Status (EVG3)
• DCMA Web Services– Registry (coming soon)– Security– DCMA Web Services Compatibility Profile 1.0
• How to Get Started
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UN/CEFACTUN/CEFACTBackground
TimelineCurrent Status
BackgroundTimeline
Current Status
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UN/CEFACT Data Standardization
• Enhancement to DoD Earned Value Standards for EDI• XML-based
• Includes ANSI X12 806 & 839 transaction sets
• Adds many new fields to support entire lifecycle of Project Cost and Schedule Management data (from Contract Initiation to Closeout)
• Based on Core Components Technical Specification (CCTS)
• First Implementation Verification 90% complete• Must complete two additional Implementation Verifications by September 06.
• UN/CEFACT adoption scheduled for September 06
• Working with Earned Value software vendors
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UN/CEFACT Timeline
Sept 05 - Project Proposal Accepted by UN/CEFACT, DCMA Named Project Editor
March 05 - Project Proposed to UN/CEFACT: Project Cost and Schedule Management
Jan 06 - UN/CEFACT TBG6 Interim Meeting in Paris
Mar 06 - UN/CEFACT Forum in Vancouver; Implementation Verification Begins
Sept 06 - UN/CEFACT Forum in New Delhi; Implementation Verification scheduled to be complete; expect UN/CEFACT to approve data standard for international usage.
Jun 06 - UN/CEFACT TBG6 Interim meeting
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UN/CEFACT Implementations
First Implementation Verification 90% complete
TransferEV
Data
Convert UN/CEFACT XMLto wInsight XML
NotifyDCMA User
EV DataSubmissionApplication
Service Consumer (Contractor)
Service Provider (DCMA)
Boeing User Prepares EV Data in Welcom DCMA User
Analyzes EV Data in wInsight
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DCMA Web Services
RegistrySecurity
DCMA WSCP 1.0
DCMA Web Services
RegistrySecurity
DCMA WSCP 1.0
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DCMA SOA Next Step: Systinet Registry
Enablement Register &Discover
Coordinate &Compose
Apps, App Servers, Legacy, MOM/EAI
UDDI,Governance
BPM & composite applications
Introduce Web ServiceTechnology; enable
legacy app integration; provide data access
Scale the number of interoperable participants
Create, link and adapt business rules and
processes in a loosely coupled manner
SOA Maturity over TimeDCMA is
here
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DCMA Web Services Security: Basic Authentication
Client Web ApplicationClient Web Application
DCMA App Server
or SOA
Web Service
Web Service
Business Partner
App ServerUser
Browser
DB
Internet
ServiceConsumer
ServiceProvider
User Authentication& Authorization
User Authentication& Authorization
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DCMA Web Services Security: SSL
Client Web ApplicationClient Web Application
DCMA App Server
or SOA
Web Service
Web Service
Business Partner
App ServerUser
Browser
DB
Internet
ServiceConsumer
ServiceProvider
Server-sideSSL Cert
Server-sideSSL Cert
Client-sideSSL Cert
Client-sideSSL Cert
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DCMA WS Compatibility Profile 1.0
MS .NET Client(S&S – Sealy)
JAX RPC Client(Boeing)
DCMA Web Service Compatibility Profile 1.0
https://evg3.dcma.mil/docs/dcma-wscp-1.0.doc
Required standards for interoperability with DCMA Web Services
SOAP 1.1
HTTP 1.1WSDL 1.1UDDI 2.0SSL 3.0
DCMA WSCP 1.0
DCMA SOA
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Notional SOA Model for EV Data Service
Registry(.xsd + .wsdl)
Web ServiceConsumer
Web ServiceProviders
Web Service Client EV Data Web Service
Discover (UDDI) Publish (UDDI)
XSD
Consume (SOAP)
Gov’t AgenciesContractors
WSDL
EV Data XML Schemas
Send (XML Data)
Vendors will consume the EV publishing service to send
monthly data
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Contact Information
Contact Information
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DCMA Web Services Contacts
• Chris Hassler – UN/CEFACT Project Editor - DCMA• [email protected]
• 310-900-6005
• Scott Larson – Web Services Team Lead – DCMA• [email protected]
• 415-577-9872
• Peter Amstutz – Chief of Network Design - DCMA• [email protected]
• 310-900-6138